Banner of Slavery

Brahmir Statue

Elynett's Brooch

Imperial Banner

Jade Lion

The Horn of the Asrai

Beastmaster (Skaven)

Beloved of Kislev

Character's Leadership

Frenzy

Further Psychology

General's Leadership

Leader of Men

Mark of Chaos (Gorthor)

Mark of Chaos Undivided

Master Controller

Mounts and Psychology

Other Psychology

Prayers of Ulric

Re-roll Break Tests

The Pay Chest

The Questing Vow

The Call of the Hunt

Vanhel's Danse Macabre

Main Rulebook

Warhammer uses the following psychology rules: Panic Fear Terror Stupidity Frenzy Hatred Stubborn 

Psychology Tests

It is an unfortunate fact that in the heat of battle troops often don't respond as you, their commander, might want them to. Faced with terrifying supernatural foes, their courage might fail, or they could simply be too dim to understand the orders they have been given. The hatred engendered by age-long feuds can overwhelm military discipline and leave troops overcome with bloodlust at the sight of their ancestral foes. As the army commander, it is your duty to know about these things and take them into account in your plans. lf you do not then you may find that you are defeated before you even begin. The Psychology rules represent these factors in the game and call upon the player to make occasional tests to determine whether his troops are affected by adverse psychology, such as fear or terror. Most Psychology tests are made in the same way, so we'll describe the procedure first before we look at the Individual psychological factors.

Psychology

Panic (Psychology)

The Order of Tests

Warhammer Fantasy: 6th Edition

Psychology Tests
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